Now that we have a gigantic entertainment center and humongous TV, I would like to try to make it not such a prominent feature of the room. If I had lots of money-feel free to send donations-I would get a framed mirror that fits over the TV that looks like a mirror until you turn it on and then you can see the TV. Here's a picture of a model when Oprah had them on her show. Candice Olson has also utilized them on Divine Design.
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| Images came from Hiddentelevision.com |
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| Images came from Hiddentelevision.com |
Since I can't afford $300+ dollars on a TV mirror I'll have to settle with other design tactics. The best idea that I can come up with is to use some really big framed art behind the TV so your eye isn't automatically drawn to the big black box.
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| From Coastal Living | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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| Not entirely art, but very distracting from TV |
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| apartmentinteriordesign.org |
Another way to hide my television could be to build the shelves up and around the television. I somehow don't think my husband would like to give up another weekend assembling IKEA furniture though, bummer.
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| Divine Design |
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